Originally posted by baryluk
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You can set the back-end target and then compile u-boot or a linux kernel image with it. The E-SDK is likely intended for Real-Time applications or minimal kernels.
Though maybe, there's evidence they are playing nice with coreboot, so tianocore may one day be a viable payload, though why you'd bother I don't know . https://github.com/riscv/opensbi/blo...al/coreboot.md
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